I bought a savage predator model 10 with the dipped mossy oak finish. What is the best way to remove the dipping?
Gunsmithing Camo Dip Removal
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Re: Camo Dip Removal
The rifle is accurate so I don't want to buy another one. I was thinking about buying a Shilen barrel and a Bell and Carlson varmint/tactical stock when I wear this barrel out. All I need to remove is the camo on the action. I have been told sand blasting and following with a molly coat would work but is that the best way? I can get that done for about 75.00 dollars.
The rifle is accurate so I don't want to buy another one. I was thinking about buying a Shilen barrel and a Bell and Carlson varmint/tactical stock when I wear this barrel out. All I need to remove is the camo on the action. I have been told sand blasting and following with a molly coat would work but is that the best way? I can get that done for about 75.00 dollars.
Re: Camo Dip Removal
stp1: Spray paint stp2:shoot the guts out of it!
Doesnt need to look good just needs to shoot good :}
stp1: Spray paint stp2:shoot the guts out of it!
Doesnt need to look good just needs to shoot good :}
Re: Camo Dip Removal
I removed the WTP from a Glock frame a few years ago. The only thing I found that would touch the stuff was brake fluid. I had to soak it for a couple of days and it still took a good bit of scrubbing with a nylon brush to get it all off.
I removed the WTP from a Glock frame a few years ago. The only thing I found that would touch the stuff was brake fluid. I had to soak it for a couple of days and it still took a good bit of scrubbing with a nylon brush to get it all off.
